Gay people report worse experiences with GPs

Gay people report worse experiences with GPs Study finds gay, lesbian and bisexual people are more likely to report communication problems and have less trust in their GP

Gay people are less likely to have a positive experience with their family doctor than their heterosexual peers, researchers have found. Lesbian, gay or bisexual people are up to 50% more likely than heterosexuals to report negative experiences with the GP services.

They are more likely to identify problems with communication with medics at their local practice, have less trust and confidence in their family doctor and have a worse level of overall satisfaction with services, the study found. Continue reading... The Guardian

See also:

• Gay, Lesbian, And Bisexuals Report Poorer Health In The UK: Can Something Be Done To Change That? Medical Daily
• Gay people more likely to have mental health problems, survey says The Independent